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Georgia Parole Board Releases Drop 42% in Five Years as People Serving Life Sentences Wait an Average of 29 Years Behind Bars

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Georgia’s Parole Board released 42% fewer people from prison in FY24 than five years ago. People serving life sentences now wait 29.2 years — with a 3.3% approval rate.

Help advocate for change: use ImpactJustice.AI to quickly and easily send a message to your government representatives and the media about the conditions in Georgia’s prisons.

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